1. Wet the affected area thoroughly with clean water.
2. Apply Mud Scrub directly to muddy legs, heels, pasterns or other soiled areas.
3. Work into a rich lather, paying particular attention to dried-on mud and heavily soiled areas.
4. Allow a short contact time where required.
5. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
6. Dry the area before applying barrier creams or other leg care products.

Ideal for winter turnout, muddy conditions, post-exercise washing and routine leg hygiene maintenance.

Powerful cleansing agents help break down stubborn mud, dirt, grease and grime, making it easier to remove heavy build-up from legs and lower limbs.

Zinc helps support healthy skin and forms part of many horse care products used during wet weather and muddy conditions where skin maintenance becomes a greater focus.

Glycerin helps support skin condition during washing and assists with even product distribution across heavily soiled areas.

Foaming agents create a rich cleansing lather that helps lift dirt and debris away from the coat and skin.

Conditioning ingredients help leave the coat and skin feeling clean, comfortable and easier to manage after washing.

Concentrated formula provides powerful cleaning performance while remaining economical to use throughout the winter months.

What is Mud Scrub?

Mud Scrub is a concentrated horse shampoo and mud removal wash designed for cleaning muddy legs, lower limbs and other heavily soiled areas after turnout.

What makes Mud Scrub different from ordinary horse shampoos?

Mud Scrub has been developed specifically for muddy conditions, winter turnout and heavily soiled legs where stronger cleaning performance is often required.

Can Mud Scrub be used during mud fever season?

Yes. Many horse owners use Mud Scrub as part of their winter leg care routine when managing muddy conditions and maintaining clean legs becomes a greater priority.

What is mud fever?

Mud fever is a common term used to describe skin irritation affecting the lower limbs of horses, particularly during prolonged wet and muddy conditions.

Can Mud Scrub be used on muddy legs?

Yes. Mud Scrub has been developed specifically for removing heavy mud build-up from legs, heels, pasterns and lower limbs.

What are pasterns?

The pastern is the area of the horse's leg located between the fetlock and hoof. It is one of the areas most commonly affected by mud accumulation during wet weather.

Why is leg hygiene important during winter?

Wet weather, mud and prolonged turnout can leave legs heavily contaminated with dirt and debris. Regular cleaning helps maintain good grooming and skin care routines.

Can Mud Scrub be used before barrier creams?

Yes. Many owners use Mud Scrub before applying barrier creams, mud protection products and other leg care treatments.

Can Mud Scrub be used after turnout?

Absolutely. Mud Scrub is ideal for washing muddy horses after turnout, particularly during winter and wet weather conditions.

Who is Mud Scrub designed for?

Mud Scrub is suitable for horse owners, riders, grooms and yard managers looking for a dedicated mud removal wash for winter horse care.

Is Mud Scrub concentrated?

Yes. Mud Scrub is a concentrated formula designed to provide powerful cleaning performance while remaining economical to use.

What products work well alongside Mud Scrub?

Mud Scrub is often used before applying barrier creams, leg protection products and other winter horse care treatments as part of a complete muddy-leg management routine.